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Bobbi that's farked dudette, hope you can get something sorted. as for the towing fees, tell em to go un git farked. They didn't contact you, & you had no part in any of it anyway, so why should you pay

Gee he did realy " Ride it like you stole it"

as I said before every dog has his day

ttc wrote:Bobbi, i have a lock up garage if you need to store Randy somewhere secure.

Thanks - that's a really kind offer. I'm imagining he'll be slightly smaller than last time I saw him, so he should fit into my parking space under my apartment building. All the neighbours are going to do a double-take when they see him lying there mangled, in bits....

adel wrote:Mate have you seen the bike I mean how badly damaged, is it worth gettin it back to even sell it in parts, or is it mangelated, ........

I doubt very much there'll be anything significant to salvage. With the front being "compacted" and it being a head-on accident I'd say the frame is twisted, subframe also, front rim wrecked, all fairings etc. etc.

However.......... whatever condition he's in, I want to get him home. I hate the thought of him sitting alone in some towyard, rusting for weeks then being torn apart by some greasy, ruthless wrecker. He deserves better than that.

Sorry about the bad news Boobi!

First thing I thought was KARMA.

IMO you should tell them to stick the towing charges... Was the guy found with any money in his wallet, or next of kin, cause they can bloody front up the responsibility for his action and atleast have the decency to cover having the wreck returned to its rightful owner. WHAT A CROCK OF SHIT!


Hi we've found your stolen vehicle... YOU will have to pay to have it back... What an injustice to the victim of crime... It could be worth following up, the guy had some sort of estate you could put in dibs for partial cost of the bike... For all you know he was into drugs and did it for kicks.

Good luck Boobi!

*hugs*

Bluefly wrote:.......... whatever condition he's in, I want to get him home. I hate the thought of him sitting alone in some towyard, rusting for weeks then being torn apart by some greasy, ruthless wrecker. He deserves better than that.

good for you
someone who cares.....'bout their bike

Whats the phrase im searching for? oh poetic justice thats it!

It may be harsh, but he got what he deserves, he was the one that crashed randy, not you or anyone else. He caused his own demise.

Lol those coppers would make good comdians, i couldn't stop laughing with the whole ''found your bike! want it back? got your wallet?''

At least you found out what happened to Randy. Lots of riders never find out.

His blood is not on your conscience. He had no right to be on your bike at all, let alone riding like a moron.

Hugs to you.

Bobbi, offer is open if you decide to change your mind

I just spoke to someone who successfully sued someone for causing an accident.. maybe there is an avenue for you to sue his estate for damages.. I don't see why not.

mick_dundee wrote:No legal eagle but I don't believe they can MAKE you pay towing charges for an accident that clearly you had nothing to do with!

towing charges and holding charges (if the vehicle is parked in a yard) are to be paid by the owner or insurance company in a case of an insured vehicle accident.

I have the "Brisvegan Rescue Lolux" primed on the Helipad waiting if you need it to get Randy somewhere safer. Just let us know if you need anyhting.

i was in a similar position though not quite as bad. lost my uninsured fireblade to some leb prick (actual quote from the police) in granville got it back with missing bar grips bar ends and cracked and scraped fairing had to pay for towing and repairs even though they caught the prick and he was getting charged with the theft

98ninja you could prob sue for damages to recover the costs